IAEA Inspectors Visit Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Plant Amid Tensions
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
IAEA inspectors recently visited Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant, according to the Iranian Foreign Ministry. A ministry spokesperson stated Iran remains committed to its IAEA obligations, despite difficulties caused by "American and Israeli attacks." The visit occurs as Iran's parliament considers withdrawing from the nuclear non-proliferation treaty.
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- IAEA inspectors visited Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant recently.
- Iran's Foreign Ministry stated the country remains committed to IAEA obligations.
- A spokesperson cited "American and Israeli attacks" as making compliance difficult.
- The visit coincides with parliamentary discussions on leaving the nuclear treaty.
- Iran accused the IAEA of an inappropriate stance after strikes on nuclear sites.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei announced that International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors visited the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant several days ago. He stated that Iran's representation in Vienna maintains constant contact with the agency and that Tehran remains committed to its obligations to the IAEA. However, Baghaei noted that "the conditions created as a result of American and Israeli attacks make adherence to these restrictions extremely difficult." This statement comes amid discussions in the Iranian parliament, the Majlis, about initiatives to withdraw Iran from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. Baghaei emphasized that Tehran is fulfilling the terms of the agreement, while also accusing the IAEA of adopting an inappropriate stance following strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.
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